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(More customer reviews)I'll be the first reviewer and give it four stars. Four stars means it does what it's supposed to do more than well enough to justify its cost. It's still a star away from perfect though.
I've been taking mine on multiple road trips a year for a couple of years. I typically set up camp, start some briquettes burning in the fire pit, erect the grill over them, and cook my burgers or steaks or grill some veggies for dinner. Later, as the sun nears the horizon, I raise the grill up out of the way, throw some kindling on top of the briquettes, and get the campfire going.
The unit is very light, collapses down to a small size, and goes back together rather easily. It is not without a couple of glitches. The chain the grate is suspended from gets tangled and jams in its guide. This is minor but it seems like something the manufacturer should have addressed. The chrome on the grill didn't last as long as I expected either and I now have to clean it before every use. Having a sturdier box to store it in would've been nice too.
The only thing that has broken is one of the shock cords inside one of the legs let go on my last camping trip. The grill has seen enough use that I'm debating whether or not to fix it (easy enough) or buy a slightly better one since I've used this one far more than I ever expected. What would you do?
In summation, to get well over 25 trips out of a grill that cost less than $25 is called getting my money's worth.
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